Black and Latino Neighborhoods Face Worse Air Pollution, Study Finds
Highways, plants in East Austin fuel health inequality
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Lina Fisher, March 22, 2024
Texas Maternal Mortality Task Force Hasn’t Counted Abortion Death Cases for 10 Years
Committee members discovered longtime omission this year
Maggie Q. Thompson, March 22, 2024
Closing the COVID Gap at AISD
Post-pandemic, not enough students can read well. How do we get out of this ditch?
Brant Bingamon, March 21, 2024
Austin Cyclist Becomes First Openly Gay Man to Bike Around the World
Along the way, he raised money for the Trevor Project
Hannah Uebele, March 21, 2024
Police Association Signals Willingness to Comply With Oversight Act
Second day’s negotiations spark hope of agreement
Austin Sanders, March 21, 2024
Headlines / Quote of the Week
March 21, 2024
Ricky Smith Tried to Escape Prison Three Times. Is 30 Years In Solitary Confinement Enough?
His last attempt was in 1993
Brant Bingamon, March 21, 2024
City Manager Search Down to Two Candidates
Finalists will address public at March 25 forum
Austin Sanders, March 21, 2024
Not Enough Austin ISD Seniors Are Ready for College, Per Recent Test Scores
Credentials post-high school are crucial
Brant Bingamon, March 21, 2024
Austin Gets Federal Funding to Cover I-35 With Public-Access Land
Council set to consider another loan this week
Lina Fisher, March 21, 2024
SXSW Panel Discusses Promoting DEI in the Workplace
In challenging times, supporting diversity is more critical than ever
Jessi Cape, March 14, 2024
Can Museums Solve America’s Education Inequality Problem?
SXSW panelists discuss the power of public spaces
Lina Fisher, March 14, 2024
Texas Task Force That Reviews Pregnancy-Related Deaths Losing Advocate Role
When state withheld death data, advocate pushed back
Maggie Q. Thompson, March 13, 2024
City, Austin Police Association Agree to Resume Contract Talks
First public bargaining session scheduled Wednesday
Austin Sanders, March 13, 2024
Headlines / Quote of the Week
March 13, 2024
Convention Center Redevelopment Would Relocate SXSW, Other Festivals for Three Years
Construction is set to begin after SX ’25, end before SX ’29
Austin Sanders, March 13, 2024
Book Bans Get Pushback at SXSW
“We're organizing around this because who else is doing it?”
Brant Bingamon, March 12, 2024
Experts at SXSW Ponder AI and the “Future of Truth”
Will the tech go the same destructive route as social media?
Brant Bingamon, March 12, 2024
SXSW Sent Cease-and-Desist Letter to Organization Leading Army Sponsorship Protest
Festival claims activists infringed on trademark rights
Lina Fisher, March 11, 2024
SXSW Panelists Talk LGBTQ+ Activism and Power
Struggles and hopes in the fight for queer rights
Naina Srivastava, March 10, 2024
SXSW Panel Explores the Health Care Crisis in a Post-Roe America
Reproductive rights activists talk speaking out
Naina Srivastava, March 9, 2024
SXSW Panel Finds Families Struggling to Make Ends Meet in Different Ways Across America
Mayors meet in Austin to discuss the affordability problem
Maggie Q. Thompson, March 8, 2024
“Lie Detectives” SXSW Panel Tackles Political Disinformation Ahead of Election
Katie Harbath and Sasha Issenberg share political insights
Austin Sanders, March 8, 2024
Here’s How Art Acevedo’s Hiring and Ultimate Refusal Played Out
Timeline: how city hall insiders communicated with Acevedo
Austin Sanders, March 8, 2024
Headlines / Quote of the Week
March 7, 2024
YouTube Music Workers Laid Off in Possible Retaliation for Organizing
City Council lends support
Lina Fisher, March 7, 2024
SXSW Explores the Progressive Power of Ballot Measures
Organizers from different states discuss letting the voters decide on issues like abortion
Lina Fisher, March 7, 2024
Despite Being Vastly Outspent by Challenger, José Garza’s Progressive Message Still Has Austin’s Support
After winning primary in a landslide, Garza is certain to
win reelection
Austin Sanders, March 7, 2024
Travis County Election Results by the Numbers
Get the data for your local primary races
March 7, 2024
Sherine Thomas Unseats Incumbent in Family-Focused 353rd Court, Takes On Backlog
She aims to have streamlined court processes in the first six months
